You have been asked to continue your work on the SpringFit Corporation audit. The journal entries for the current year are shown as follows:

Journal Entries, 20Y5

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JOURNAL

ACCOUNTING EQUATION

	DATE	DESCRIPTION	POST. REF.	DEBIT	CREDIT	ASSETS	LIABILITIES	EQUITY
1	Jun. 30	Interest Expense		18,427.00				?
2		Premium on Bonds Payable		2,948.00			?
3		Cash			21,375.00	?
4	30	Interest Expense		41,560.00				?
5		Discount on Bonds Payable			6,560.00		?
6		Cash			35,000.00	?
7	30	Bonds Payable		2,000,000.00			?
8		Gain on Redemption of Bonds			41,000.00			?
9		Discount on Bonds Payable			65,600.00		?
10		Cash			1,893,400.00	?
11	Sep. 30	Interest Expense		49,500.00				?
12		Interest Payable		16,500.00			?
13		Notes Payable		251,451.00			?
14		Cash			317,451.00	?
15	Dec. 31	Interest Expense		12,728.00				?
16		Interest Payable			12,728.00		?
17	31	Interest Expense		18,427.00				?
18		Premium on Bonds Payable		2,948.00			?
19		Cash			21,375.00	?
20	31	Income Summary		140,642.00				?
21		Interest Expense			140,642.00			?
22	31	Bonds Payable		475,000.00			?
23		Premium on Bonds Payable		23,584.00			?
24		Loss on Redemption of Bonds		20,600.00				?
25		Cash			519,184.00	?

Considering the journal entries for both years, answer the following questions.

1.	What is the yearly payment amount required for the note payable? (Assume it is an installment note.)
2.	What is the interest rate on the note payable?
3.	Were the bonds in the entry on Dec. 31 of 20Y5 redeemed at maturity? Yes
4.	You suspect there is an error in one of the bond redemption entries. Assuming that the amounts are correct, which entry is questionable? Why?
5.	Why do some bonds sell below face value?

6. Which of the following items are amortized? Check all that apply.

Discounts

Premiums

Contract rate of interest

Interest expenses

It depends on the face value of the bond

Bonds